The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-05-20
Dry paints at SCOTS.
]. I. c. yeast at Sprouts.

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Mich COWS for sale By A. w. Beck
20 pounds rice for 95 cts. at Sprouts
New gloves and mitts at Rodman'i
Harmon Scott is again able to be or
the streets.
Good Japan tea at 25 cents pound
at Klaumann's.
See those victor finish single har.
ness at Arn0lds.
IA pounds granula ted sugar for o.
cents at Sprouts.
Arnold has National Harness oil,
the best in the world.
Klaumann's will be head quarters for
Strawberries this year.
Hams 12& cents pound at Cowan,
Ausherman & Norris.
Take your produce to Welch's and
get the best price for it.
Ollie Adams is clerking in the Hen
bricks Hardware House.
Get our prices on wall paper before
buying. GOodhue & Evans.
You can trade fat hogs at the market
price for harness at Arnold's.
e. w. McNeill has had a neat barn
built on his residence property.
Gillian has a large stock of mixed
paints which he is selling very low.
r. B. Stevenson would like to place
few first class loans at six per cent.
The Professional Breeders Hog
Remedy for sale by GOOdhue Il Evans.
The Band of Hope social Friday
night was well attended and Melted
nearly SIS.
Ice cream, cake and straw berries on
ly Is cents at the G. A. II. Hall next
Tuesday night.
w. H. Evans and f. l.. Marsh have
been helping Mcclure Bros. stow
away goods this week.
Cummings & Jones have a business
building with residence above, to rent.
Also have farms to rent.
Stock of harness, saddlery, tools &C.,
with splendid run of custom, to trade
for cattle. Bostwick & 20.
We are selling wall paper and deco
ratlons lower than they have ever been
sold in lola. Scott & Son.
The Bloomington Ill.) Leader esti-
mates that fully 500 families left Nc
lean county this spring for Kansas.
Green peas are becoming quite plen-
tiful in our market. The price. u to
10 cents pound, is still rather formid-
able.
The new street lamps have been
placed in position and now shed their
benefcent beams upon the belated
traveller.
Preparations for our celebration are
going right along. We are going to
have a celebration that will make your
hair curl.
If you want to buy new watch or
clock, or have your old one repaired,
60 to Leffier. He warrants his goods
and his work.
klaumann admires the Leland We
randa so much that he is going to have
one like it put in place of the awning
in front of his store.
lola will send out Q laeee foraging
party against Humboldt tomorrow.
We hope our neighbor will retaliate
on the Glorious Fourth.
Mr.. Buell. moved into the residence
he recently bought of Mrs. Whitney
last week. Mrs. Whitney is occupy
ing the house just south of it.
If you want a carpet rocker of what
ever style, size or price, you cannot
help being suited at Patterson & Co.'S.
They have a whole room full of them.
When you want to buy groceries it
will pay you to 60 to Jacobs North
Side grocery. His stock is fresh and
complete and his prices as low as the
lowest.
There will be an ice cream social at
LaGrande school house on Thursday
evening, May 26, proceeds to 60 toward
paying the minister's salarv. All are
invited to attend.
There were fine rains all over the
county Friday and Saturday and Sum
day, and there will be no more
kicking-till we have three or four
days of dry weather.
A railroad outfit of about a dozen
wagons passed through town Wednes-
day morning, on their way to
Missouri. They did not know what
road they were to work on.
Maxwell imprisoned in st. Louis for murder.
What ever became Of him 9-Courdnt.
He is still there. His case was taken
to the Supreme Court and decision
on it is expected within a month.
In printing the Fee Bill Of the A. G.
NJ. s. last week We omitted the follow
ing: Culinary analysis, So to S." An
other error was also made. by which
the name of DR.. C.K.Ro was changed
to DR.. G. r. Reed.
The ladies of the Baptist Church and
congregation will give q festival in the
G. 4. r. Hall on Tuesday evening,
May oath. Strawberries, ice cream,
lemonade and cake will be served. All
are invited to attend.
We understand petitions are being
circulated praying for the pardon Of
the Guillilands. The Guillilands are
where they ought to be and it is en-.
tirely probable that they will stay
there till their term expires.
We hope our celebration committee
will secure reduced rates on the rail-
roadsif possible, and have arrangements
made for all trains to carry passengers.